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PatrickBu
March 18, 2024
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Adobe Target and it's ability to mainpulate Angular JS objects

  • March 18, 2024
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Disclaimer: I am not a dev so not 100% the terms I am using are correct.

 

Say we have a Angular JS element on our page that shows a panel (js angular object) as collapsed upon page load but we want to test it as expanded upon page load. Is this possible to do using Target? Thank you!

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    Best answer by alexbishop

    Yes, absolutely - one simple option would be to add some Custom Code in your Target activity that clicks on the element to expand it; as long as Target is executed early enough in the page load or view/state/route change process, then it would appear as if the element is expanded by default

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    alexbishop
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    Adobe Employee
    April 5, 2024

    Yes, absolutely - one simple option would be to add some Custom Code in your Target activity that clicks on the element to expand it; as long as Target is executed early enough in the page load or view/state/route change process, then it would appear as if the element is expanded by default

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      PatrickBuAuthor
      April 5, 2024

      thanks, yes this is actually what we ended up doing! 

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